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Harris County constables use new Texas laws as leverage to push for more power, funding

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By John Lomax V Verified, Matt Degrood Verified, Matt De Grood
| Houston Chronicle Verified
Harris County Constables Alan Rosen, Pct. 1, from left, Mark Herman, Pct. 4, Phil Sandlin, Pct. 8, Silvia Trevino, Pct. 6, Terry Allbriton, Pct. 5, Jerry Garcia, Pct. 2 and James “Smoke” Phillips, Pct. 7, gather together for a photo during a news conference in Houston, Thursday, May 22, 2025. Harris County constables are joined by Harris County commissioners and law-enforcement labor leaders to discuss pay raises for constable deputies.
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Exclusive: Former Harris County official says rejecting inflated diversity statistics got her fired

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By John Lomax V Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The executive in charge of monitoring how many Harris County contracts are awarded to businesses owned by women and minorities was fired two weeks ago. She claims it was over her refusal to approve misleading and inflated statistics.
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Exclusive: Former Harris County official says rejecting inflated diversity statistics got her fired

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By John Lomax V Verified
| Houston Chronicle Verified
The Harris County seal on the first floor of the county administration building. Yi-Chin Lee/Staff photographer The executive in charge of monitoring how many Harris County contracts are awarded to businesses owned by women and minorities was fired two weeks ago. She claims it was over her refusal to approve misleading and inflated statistics.
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